Happy to report that all went well. Talked to several and no one shot at me. Most all of them are using the same 2 wireless services and all complain of the same reliability and speed issues, and were very open to fiber inet, AND had zero idea it was going on.
Only one person, the oldest, turned his nose a bit when I mentioned "1gbps". He said he was already getting 25gbps from satellite..... I did not want to argue but I tried to tell him it was likely 25mbps in which this service would be 40x faster AND be cheaper AND be reliable in all weather conditions.
He also felt that $70/mo was a little pricey..... Told him they do have a slower and cheaper option.... I guess you can't help them all...... Hopefully he reads it carefully to understand this is better in every way.
All in all, it went well. I also found out that I am NOT the minority out there and EVERYONE keeps to themselves. It was at least an excuse to see who lives around the area.
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